CSX Railroad (CSX) 776 - EMD SD70MAC

Upon the Conrail breakup in 1999, this Conrail SD70MAC was transferred to CSX as their #776. It was photographed by George W. Hamlin while still wearing the final Conrail paint scheme. The loco was built just 4 years earlier in April of 1998. Many CSX SD70MACs later have been rebuilt, overhauled, or refurbished at Huntington, WV shops for continued service. These locomotives are known for their AC traction motors, high-horsepower, and, in some cases, the Whisper Cab for noise reduction. The Whisper Cab feature consisted of rubber gaskets between the cab and the body.nose of the loco to improve ride and noise abatement.

The only time I have ever witnessed a pair of ex CR SD70MACs. Train is heading north across the Huron River at New Boston, MI in October 2002. Date approx. (Minolta Maxxium 35mm S.L.R. camera, Kodak 800 Max print film)

The only time I have ever witnessed a pair of ex CR SD70MACs. Train is heading north across the Huron River at New Boston, MI in October 2002. Date approx. (Minolta Maxxium 35mm S.L.R. camera, Kodak 800 Max print film)

The only time I have ever witnessed a pair of ex CR SD70MACs. Train is heading north across the Huron River at New Boston, MI in October 2002. Date approx. (Minolta Maxxium 35mm S.L.R. camera, Kodak 800 Max print film)

CSXT Northbound Coal Train U239 ( Mobile, Al. to Birmingham, Al. ) has tied their train down in South Alice Yard & will head to CSXT'S Boyles Terminal Service Center light engines to get them serviced & back out to haul more coal

CSX 776 is on the point of Q-433 at West Englewood (Teaneck) NJ 9/2002

CSX 22 sits beside CSX 776 in the yard at Hamlet

This westbound coal train, bound for the MSU power plant, is getting ready to pass under the one-lane wooden bridge at Isbell Street.

This was a photo I developed at school from B&W film.

Big Mac leads a 10-unit lash on CSX at CP River

a northbound powered by two "AC" units climbs the short upgrade between CP-5 and CP-7.

CSX

Q173 Hollow Road, SB TOFC

An ex-Conrail SD70MAC leads a train under the Sewickley Bridge as it heads east along the banks of the Ohio River.

An assortment of CSXT & Lease power is sitting at CSXT'S Boyles Terminal service center in Tarrant City, Al. awaiting their next assignment

EARLY MORNING AUTO RACK TRAIN HEADS NORTH BUT WONT GET FAR

Military Train W037 west past Guy Park

Engine tracks in Southover!